story: CHAPTER XX THE FRIEND 
  
  
  
  Less than half an hour later, Marguerite, buried in thoughts, sat inside her coach, which was bearing her swiftly to London. 
  
  She had taken an affectionate farewell of little Suzanne, and seen the child safely started with her maid, and in her own coach, back to town. She had sent one courier with a respectful letter of excuse to His Royal Highness, begging for a postponement of the august visit on account of pressing and urgent business, and another on ahead to bespeak a fresh relay of horses at Faversham. 
  
  Then she had changed her muslin frock for a dark traveling costume and mantle, had provided herself with money--which her husband's lavishness always placed fully at her disposal--and had started on her way. 
  
  She did not attempt to delude herself with any vain and futile hopes; the safety of her brother Armand was to have been conditional on the imminent capture of the Scarlet Pimpernel. As Chauvelin had sent her back Armand's compromising letter, there was no doubt that he was quite satisfied in his own mind that Percy Blakeney was the man whose death he had sworn to bring about. 
  
  No! there was no room for any fond delusions! Percy, the husband whom she loved with all the ardour which her admiration for his bravery had kindled, was in immediate, deadly peril, through her hand. She had betrayed him to his enemy--unwittingly 'tis true--but she HAD betrayed him, and if Chauvelin succeeded in trapping him, who so far was unaware of his danger, then his death would be at her door. His death! when with her very heart's blood, she would have defended him and given willingly her life for his. 
questions: Where was Marguerite?
questions: Where was she going?
questions: Who was she thinking of?
questions: Did she care about her?
questions: Where was Suzanne?
questions: Was she going to London too?
questions: Where was she headed?
questions: Was Marguerite married
questions: To who?
questions: Did she love him?
questions: Was there anyone who hated Percy?
questions: Who?
questions: Did he want to hurt Percy?
questions: Did Marguerite feel blame for this?
answers: inside her coach
answers:  inside her coach
answers: to London
answers: which was bearing her swiftly to London
answers: Suzanne
answers: Suzanne, and seen the child safely started with her maid
answers: yes
answers: She had taken an affectionate farewell of little Suzanne,
answers: with her maid, and in her own coach
answers: with her maid, and in her own coach
answers: no
answers: and in her own coach, back to town
answers: back to town
answers:  back to town
answers: yes
answers: her husband's
answers: Percy
answers: Percy, the husband
answers: yes
answers: the husband whom she loved
answers: yes
answers: She had betrayed him to his enemy
answers: Chauvelin
answers:  Chauvelin succeeded in trapping him
answers: yes
answers:  Chauvelin succeeded in trapping him, who so far was unaware of his danger, then his death would be at her door. His death! 
answers: yes
answers: deadly peril, through her hand.